Obviously yes.

Still

Yes

You guys forgot the 'unfamous' Kamen Rider games. Owh yeah... they are new too...

Yes.

Same lmao I went to check the actual time

I literally said in my head "Midnight"

It's clear none of you grew up on MMPR. *IT'S MORPHIN' TIME* is incredibly iconic

@@priestesslucy3299 nobody loves you

Me, an intellectual: "CROSS CHANGE!"

YOU SHOULD STREAM :3

My twitch link is at the end of the video and the vid description!

I'm not gonna lie, I've always asked this question but I never seem to get a good answer. This is up for discussion, anyone and everyone, how difficult are actual fighters compared to a platform fighter like Smash Bros? I've tried to play regular fighters, and I can't seem to grasp them like I do smash, even if I try to put time into them. But most people I talk to who play regular fighters seem to say Smash is the one that's harder to learn for them. I understand that both can be difficult in their own manners, but there can be a definite 'harder to learn/get into overall' fighting game. What even could define what makes one game harder than the other?

Basically it comes down to how well you understand the game mechanics and gameplay, as well as overall roster knowledge when it comes to matchups. 3v3 tag fighters vs games like SFV are different mainly due to how fast the game flows. I myself have a harder issue learning footsies fighters like SFV but games like MvC and this one, I understand easily cuz I can throw out chaos as I see it lmao. I figure the bigger the community, the harder it is to get into just cuz there’s always gunna be someone tryna outwork you so smaller games is a good place to start, just like grid

That's a pretty good way to put it, thanks dawg

Yeah like skullgirls! Or power rangers why the fuck is it only anime fighters that get it good!

I mean 1) Naruto Storm series are never in evo, only anime licensed fighter that's really super popular and in evo is DBFZ. 2) Skullgirls and GG aren't based off real anime just have same anime mechanics of a fighter. 3) You also have to realize the most popular fighting games are no doubt SF, Mortal Kombat, Smash Bros., and Tekken. I do however agree there does have to be more of an effort in getting more fighters out there with more hype for that series. Really only thing we can do is try raising more awareness for these other types of games from different IPs.

@@Cybrtronlazr Why would Naruto Storm ever be at evo (or any competitive scene in general). If there's something that franchise needs (or more accurately, that I want lol) is a decent Naruto fighting game. The storm series is great for all the little details, fantastic animations and tons of fan service, but the gameplay is actual ass

@@killermelga my point exactly, not every anime fighter gets a lot of attention and has good game play. Naruto Storm does get more attention but the game play is not competitive at all and pretty trash.

@@Cybrtronlazr Ah I see what you mean. Sorry, misunderstood your original post (y)

Stinky

Truuueee sergio

No worries

i still play this! its great!

Hey will you guys be making videos for beginners on the basics of this game at some point? I am very new and need help with this stuff i came from dbfz

The games was made by Bandai and Banpresto early on, guaranteeing at least a quite enjoyable experience that is true to the show, it is on the 32 bit era and onwards that PR games are mostly garbage cash ins, due to inept devs

For sure, prior to the 32-bit era the only Power Ranger games that were actually bad were the Gameboy titles. Both the Mega Drive and SNES titles were pretty solid, if not always fantastic, they were certainly "good enough". Even the Game Gear titles were quite innovative, and are probably among the best Fighting Game titles on the platform. Shovelware wasn't really a major thing back then though, but I guess the outstanding smash success of the PS1 let to the rise of shovelware, and being a children's TV license property, Power Rangers ended up shuffled into that bag of zero-effort license cash-in titles. Since then the only good Power Rangers titles we have had really are Super Legends (which while not amazing, you can see the devs made an effort), and now Battle for the Grid. As great as Battle for the Grid is though, I would like to see Power Rangers successfully transition into having competent titles that aren't just fighting games or beat 'em ups. With some clever design, you could easily make the concept fit well into other genres too - the indie title Chroma Squad is a great example of this.

@@KotCR I would love an Action RPG

Does someone remember Mega Battle? That was pretty good.

@@Protosilver97 I remember it, but I never played it. It never came to PC in the end (although originally advertised it would) and I'm not a console gamer these days. But I sadly only heard bad things about Mega Battle anyway (probably why that PC version never came); I didn't forget it, it was an intentional omission from my mention of the only good Power Ranger games we've had since the 16-bit era, because from what I heard and read about it, it wasn't good. Granted without playing it I couldn't say for certain, but it's true when I saw videos of it in play the hitboxes for the Rangers and enemies in the game seemed fiddly and way-off, and things looked floaty in general, which makes me think the poor reception it got was justified. Ultimately, it seems it just wasn't a decent game.

agreed. i been playing this and so glad the dev team kept at it.

I mean, it wasn't that big of a failure. Really any dev team would of continued since they probably already knew some of the problems unless the game was just a cash grab which it obviously wasn't

Same. Would love to see Zen Aku or Cameron in the game. Although funny enough, in a power rangers popularity poll, Shane from Ninja Storm managed to get on the top 12.

The speed of the wind, strength like thunder

the way things are going...it's only a matter of time.

For what it's worth, Zen-Aku is among the most requested characters ATM. He'll come sooner or later.

The mobile version has a extremely large pool so I don't think they won't put the characters on bfg. I don't think it's a matter of 'will they' but 'when they'.

Yeah much I like anime fighters and other fighting games this one makes me want to play more

Also a diverse roster instead of shoving 5 or 3 teams of the selected group.

Having a game made 4 everyone hurts the game and reduces the need 4 skill and ppl really on bs

@@dajuanmoten4566 its nice to have a variety The accessibility here makes bftg way more fun for me personally in a way that something like Killer Instinct doesnt or whatever. If other people want a higher skill floor thats great they got games for that

@@colmecolwag yea I get that my only concern is that this will become like ever new fighting game low skill and game kinda plays for you

What was the first time?

Probably DBFZ

Street fighter

Pokken tournament Oh wait

Dragon ball fighters ?

Yup the pink ranger has a funny east combo and udonna has an amazong soam ability xD

I hope you enjoy it. I'm pretty shit at fighting games for the most part as I dont tend to put in a lot of practice, but the combos in BFTG were very easy to learn just by trying different things mid match. Not to say it's an easy game but it is very accessible.

this game is literally 1 big combo

Play mk11 or samurai showdown vI... No combos on those games

@@user-rg7gz5ce5e ??? Bro? Mk11 has combos though?

Why misleading?

Well from a economics standpoint the game was a absolute faliure unfortunately...

IGN gave it a 6.8 at launch that was pretty bad

@@thadex454 But never bothered to revisit when most of its criticisms were fixed within months. Meanwhile Cyberpunk gets revisited after every hot fix nevermind patches.

@@Alex_Logan22 no one takes IGN seriously anymore after Overwatch was given a 10/10

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The SNES fighting game was quite good and I felt the Genesis fighting game was only held back by the controller not being great for fighting games in the first place

I wish more people played online.

that reminds me how many version of power rangers there been so far

Ikr im buying it now

and they look Sick, those designs are amazing

Meanwhile there's still a bunch of Rangers and stages, that could be playable in the game, stuck on Legacy Wars.

Still damn weird for me it wasn't for Super Sentai instead

Rangers forever!

@Firelord Eliteast67 mega force, all together!

Dont you ever stop

*guitar riff

Now imagine Jaspion or Jiraiya as a guest character?

Ayeeee

@@Derpinurface I've secretly been playing power rangers during my off time 👀

@@RaikouRosario we should play

@@Derpinurface I agree, I'm still trash lol

I got super happy when the music came on. I've played mmpr for the snes probably more than any game lol those megazord battles were badass

Very stupid

@@MrAjking808 very awesome

and canon Power Ranger, him and chun

Thanks a ton!

That game is od, got some mad innovative gamplay.

Yo that game is fire, I sank so many hours with my friend when it came out haha. Imo much better than the newer touhou aerial fighting games. So sad that they didn't expand on the original ones instead.

Huh, I clicked on this video to say pretty much the same thing.

Controls in all star just feel so bad

Ikr

Not just a mobile game but a good mobile fighting game as well. Both Legacy Wars and BFTG are games that are created with love and care and built on a solid community

Except these people seem like well functioning adults while most Smash pros never mentally grow past the age of 13 hence the nonsense.

@@shun-li8204 Truuuueee what was with all Smash pros being so questionable. I found it hilarious.

My first thought was that you were calling him a sex offender 😶

Grammar please

Saban and Hasbro must have read this and gone, "Hold My Beer" 😅😅

This. My issue with Legacy wars are the pay to win mechanics, as well as balancing issues. Scorpina is broken af, while characters like Danny Delgado could barely pull off a good combo.